GYM 24 hrs - 06140 Ciudad de México

Doorman/cashier was simply rude. After buying a week, I waited for my receipt. He looked at me and waved me off as if I was bothering him. Fortunately my Spanish is acceptable and I pointed to the pile of papers he created and asked which was mine. It doesn't get better as you go up the narrow staircase to the multiple floors. Very small and very tight. For those who love it, it's probably an acquired taste.

This place will give you exactly what you require. I your an influencer or need to take photos of yourself in the mirror this IS NOT the place for you. Very local. Great location, cut and dry. That's it. Machines are a bit janky and aged but I was able to get my work out in. Went very early so I didnt run into any other members. I will be returning.

It’s a really good gym For visitors it’s 170 pesos not that expensive and spacious.

This gym is ok at best... The only reason I came here was because, other gyms would not accept my visa card from an overseas bank. I am here in Mexico City traveling. I did not find the staff rude (like others have mentioned here) but I did request a month's membership, & the guy accidentally charged me a week, with no receipt - despite pointing to the board on the wall, what membership I wanted. Which was worrisome because my Spanish is not great. Luckily, I think this worked in my favor because I did not inspect the gym first, upon signing up. Upon entering, I was actually more concerned with the infrastructure of the actual building, especially the top two levels. I stepped on a treadmill, and the floor made a thud noise  - so I was like, "NOPE, getting off this one"... You can see they have used plywood for flooring..Also, most of the Cardio equipment was in very poor condition. Actually, most of the treadmills did not work (there are like 8 altogether) and I think only one actually worked, and even that was faulty. And when you would start running on the (somewhat working) treadmill, a banging noise would appear from the other side of the room, lol. Anyway, I don't like complaining, only, I went upstairs with my bag, as I had no padlock with me, (which is on me), and the guy with the Coach T-Shirt came running after me, basically chasing me up the stairs saying that I could not take my bag with me. So I said "ok that's fair enough" and returned back down the stairs. But I could tell he following me on the way back down (as to make sure that I actually put my bag away/ not take it back upstairs again). I'm not sure what reason this is for, but if it's for a health and safety concern, as an employee I would be more concerned with the faulty equipment, exposed wiring, and the holes in the floor, (on level 3) than a gym goer taking their bag into the gymnasium with them. The ladies washroom was very clean (if not on the small side).

This gym definitely takes advantage of tourists. Their day to month passes are extremely expensive, even by US standards, for a gym that's subpar at best. You have to pay a $15 USD subscription fee for a one time payment which makes little sense. Many machines are old, partially working, or broken entirely. Some staff members also seems incompetent and rude. With all that being said it was in a convenient location for us and the top two floors have nice views/ natural light. Only go here if you have to.

I’m visiting and I did not read the reviews. Look you are in Mexico you don’t want problems. DO NOT GO TO THIS GYM!!! Stay away from here!! Stay safe. About the actual gym. Yes, the staff is very rude except one younger gentleman. If you are a visitor you are NOT ALLOWED to use the lockers. They will ask you to put your things unattended on top of a cubby. This is despite there being plenty of lockers available and hardly anyone in the gym. (No way!). I got into an agreement about this. Anyone can take your things. The infrastructure: absolutely scary! This building literally is going to collapse at any moment. The stairs are very narrow and go up 5 floors with no railings! One wrong step you are pretty much going to die. I wish is was being dramatic. The place inside is pretty ugly. The view, yes it’s very pretty. But any view 5 stories up is going to be pretty. You just don’t want to jeopardize your life by getting there for a workout. Seems counterproductive. Did I mention this goes up 5 stories on narrow stairs with no railings and it’s dark. Ok, just making sure. NO ENGLISH SPEAKING STAFF HERE. You know Thats totally ok. However it’s still costumer service and this is a tourist spot. So the fact that staff won’t even try. Not even as much as point to the board with the prices and ask you to choose. They won’t even meet you half way. Cmon..

Apparently you need to pay an enrollment fee of $380 to buy any of the passes. Although my friend got a different guy who works here and didn’t have to pay the enrollment fee. I wanted a two week pass so I paid $380+$680 (for two weeks), but turned out they only set my membership for one week in their system. So I showed them the bank charge which converts to the two week price and not the one week of $580 (also why would someone pay for $380 enrollment plus $580 one week when a day pass is $170 unless they go to the guy at least 6 days). If they did intend to charge the one week then they definitely overcharged me. I recommend keeping the receipts

Visiting from California and needed to get a workout in. Upon reading the “bad” reviews I still decided to visit this gym. Daily rate is 170 pesos (great price considering most of the other gyms around wanted way more) staff was professional, restrooms were clean, A mix of new and old machines, got the job done. Gym is open 24/7.